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Valley Steel Recycling
Operations Supervisor
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An Operations Supervisor manages daily operations and activities for a company or organization. Primarily involved in supervising and coordinating the activities of front-line employees such as monitoring work progress, providing training, and ensuring compliance. Has authority over the work of their team members but typically reports to higher-level management.
$80,397 / year median in Texas
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Operations Supervisor Valley Steel Recycling Mission, TX Job Details Full-time $50,000 - $60,000 a year 2 hours ago Benefits Paid time off Qualifications Spanish Manufacturing management English Loader operation Mechanical knowledge Full Job Description Valley Steel Recycling is a scrap metal recycling and processing operation specializing in shredding and downstream nonferrous recovery. We run modern, high-capacity equipment and are growing our capability to capture higher-value metal markets. We're looking for a hands-on Operations Supervisor to help lead our production floor and develop our operator team. Position Summary Reporting to the Operations Manager, the Operations Supervisor oversees daily production across the shredding line, the downstream nonferrous sorting plant, and the operator crew. You'll be the frontline leader responsible for keeping the operation safe, running, and producing quality material — driving uptime, throughput, and product quality while developing the people who run the equipment. Key Responsibilities Supervise daily operations of the pre-shredder, main shredder, and downstream sorting systems. Lead, coach, and schedule operators; set daily priorities and hold the crew accountable to standards. Run daily production meetings covering safety, quality, output, and equipment status.